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[AntonioLao]

I fear not being able to witness the theory of everything or at least the realization of cold fusion.

[labelwench]

I fear not being able to witness the theory of everything or at least the realization of cold fusion.

Interesting.

That would be a different form of apprehension than I had been contemplating, yet a very valid concern, given the amount of time one may have vested in these concepts and the hopes of the realization of.

There is an acronym for this very condition and I post a couple of links that you may find of mild entertainment and interest.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2364638979

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fomo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBHx6XSQ_FU

[AntonioLao]

There is an acronym for this very condition

What I'm afflicted with is COMO, a word whose meaning is derived in Spanish.

[labelwench]

What I'm afflicted with is COMO, a word whose meaning is derived in Spanish.

I am surmising that this would be in relation to the how's and why of cold fusion?

Main Entry: 2como
Function: conjunction
Language: Spanish

1 : how, as <hazlo como dijiste que lo harías : do it the way you said you would>
2 : since, given that <como estaba lloviendo, no salí : since it was raining, I didn't go out>
3 : if <como lo vuelva a hacer lo arrestarán : if he does that again he'll be arrested>
4 como quiera : in any way

[AntonioLao]

The first meaning is about right. Your quick understanding of other foreign languages would certainly made you a good interpreter for the United Nations if not the Horse Nations.

[labelwench]

The first meaning is about right. Your quick understanding of other foreign languages would certainly made you a good interpreter for the United Nations if not the Horse Nations.

With the aid of a computer and the inter-net, and a fairly broad framework of context, many would be able to do as well, but I do thank you for the kind remark. Like my horses, I work for approval, as I have ever found that being made to feel that one's efforts are appreciated begets further motivation. It is positive energy at it's best, when people undertake to please each other.

Such a simple concept, yet it seems so elusive to many.

And when people err, as we shall and do, then all that is needed is for another to lead in the right direction, and one can soon enough find their footing once again.

The language of the horses is quite another matter. There, too, one can find some quick on-line references as to what certain equine body language means, in relation to the position of the ears, tail, posture etc., yet taken in isolation, these things are confusing. One needs to spend considerable time in observing the whole communication structure of a group of horses to begin to appreciate how subtle and how effective is their style.

The interesting point is that horses are always watching us and expecting body language, yet most people are thinking about other things at the same time, so the message becomes confusing to the horse. If you are not an attentive member of the herd, he cannot trust you should you wish to ride away alone on him. The horse will become insecure because you are not 'a leader'. Therefore, if you are not up to the task, he must be, and you shall find the horse not unkndly, but not particularly obedient.

Horsemanship 101, lol....

[AntonioLao]

my internet time is exhausted, be back again...